Manual Steinel IR 180 AP (page 9 of 43) (English, German, Dutch, French, Italian, Portuguese, Swedish, Spanish, Norwegian, Finnish)

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Functions

Adjusting screw left stop

position means: minimum

reach (approx. 1 m / factory

setting).

Adjusting screw right stop

positon means: maximum

reach (approx. 8 m).

(only for HF 360 AP)

Reach setting

(Sensitivity)

The term reach denotes the

approximately circular

diameter that results as the

detection zone.

1 - 8 m

Functions

LUX

Twilight setting

(Response threshold)

The desired sensor re-

sponse threshold can be

adjusted continuously from

approx. 2 lux to 2000 lux.

Adjusting screw right stop

position means: daylight

operation approx. 2000 lux

(factory setting).

2 - 2000 lux

Adjusting screw left stop

position means: night-time

operation approx. 2 lux.

When adjusting the detec-

tion zone and for the per-

formance test in daylight, the

adjusting screw must be set

to the RH stop position.

Time setting

(Switch/off delay)

The desired duration of illu-

mination of the connected

light can be continuously

adjusted from approx.

10 sec. to max. 30 min.

Adjusting screw left stop pos-

ition means: shortest time

approx. 10 sec. (factory set-

ting)

Adjusting screw right stop

position means: longest

time approx. 30 min.

The timer is restarted by

any motion detected before

this time elapses.

10 sec. - 30 min.

The shortest time setting is

recommended when adjus-

ting the detection zone and

performing a functional test.

Note: After every off switch-

ing, further motion detection

is interrupted for approx.

2 seconds. Only after this

time elapses is it possible

for the Sensor Switch to

switch light again.

Installation

Note for IR 180 AP:

The installation position

should be at least 1 m from

a light, since heat radiation

may trigger the system.

Installation procedure:

1. Loosen housing screws

and open housing a,

then loosen sensor unit

c (screw) and remove

with the basic element

2. Hold base of housing on

wall (with the inscription

TOP facing upwards)

and mark the drilling

holes.

3. Drill holes with a 6 mm

bit.

4. Insert dowels in the

holes.

5. Screw the base of the

housing in place with the

enclosed screws.

6. Strip the cable (approx.

70 mm) and remove

approx. 5 mm of insula-

tion from the flexible

ends.

7. Push through sealing

plugs and pass the ca-

ble through (the cable

sheath must be comple-

tely surrounded by the

sealing plug).

Connecting the supply

lead to the basic element

(refert to ill. on page 4):

The mains lead consists of

a 3 phase cable.

L = phase conductor (usu-

ally black or brown)

N = neutral conductor

(usually blue)

L’ = phase conductor (usu-

ally black or brown)

If in doubt, the cable must

be identified with a voltage

tester. Switch off the cur-

rent again. Phases (L) and

(L‘) in addition to the neu-

tral conductor (N) are con-

nected to the terminal

block. A protective-earth

conductor is not required.

Important: Reversing the

connections may result in

damage to the unit.

8. Insert basic element b

into the housing section

a (terminal connection

at bottom).

9. Carefully push on the

sensor module c (tak-

ing care not to jam) and

screw to the housing

base section.

10.After the mains connec-

tion has been made, the

sensor switch can be

operated (refer to func-

tions section).

11. Finally apply the design

shade d and screw in

place.

Note:

Parallel switching of

IR 180 AP and HF 360 AP

is possible. Nevertheless, a

neutral lead must be pres-

ent on each flush box. The

max. output to be switched

does not increase as a re-

sult.

lux

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